Halifax’s Titanic Memorial and Viking Cruises: a day in Canada’s seafaring capital
Tattered, forlorn and ghostly; an old pair of toddler’s shoes sits on lonely display behind a glass case. They’re neatly ...
The Grim Story of the Mackay-Bennett, the Titanic's Mortuary Ship
When the supposedly unsinkable 'Titanic' went down on April 15, 1912, the Halifax-based ship 'Mackay-Bennett' was assigned to ...
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Canada Invests Over $17M to Modernize Halifax Port Authority's Infrastructure
The government of Canada has allocated $17.4 million to accelerate the development of the infrastructure at the Halifax Port ...
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Halifax Waterfront
The Halifax Waterfront is a fun-filled spot packed with cafes, restaurants, bars, breweries, shops, historic ships, boat tours and ferries, not to mention buskers and other street performers.
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The Halifax Explosion
The Halifax explosion on December 6, 1917 wiped out six square kilometres of the city. It was the largest manmade explosion the world had known. (National Archives of Canada) Ships carrying ...